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Leaked Memo Reveals Soros Plan for Federally Controlled Police

A leaked document from George Soros’s Open Society Foundations exposes the level of involvement of the billionaire’s organization in attempting to build what it describes as a “national movement” to reform local police forces across the U.S. The reform largely consists of federal guidelines for local police forces.

Hungarian-born US magnate and philanthropist George Soros attends an economic forum in Col

Federal Court Bans Cross from Los Angeles Seal

A federal court ruled Thursday that the Los Angeles County supervisors violated the Constitution in 2014 when they voted to restore a small cross to the county seal. The cross appeared on a depiction of a historic mission building.

Los Angeles County seal (Wikipedia)

Monterey State Beach Cross Resurrected

A wooden cross that stood on Monterey State Beach until it was vandalized in 2009 has been mysteriously replaced with a steel version, reports local news site KSBW.com. The new cross was spotted on the beach just before Easter.

Old Monterey cross (Karol Kyno / Facebook)

NSA Report: Amount of Data Under Surveillance Greatly Exaggerated

The New York Times used a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit to obtain a National Security Agency report from 2015, in which the agency’s Inspector General looked at those controversial Internet surveillance programs and determined they are far less extensive than widely suspected.

An illustration picture shows the logo of the U.S. National Security Agency on the display

ACLU Sues Missouri City Council Over Indecent Exposure Law

The American Civil Liberties Union and a woman’s group that advocates for a woman’s right to expose her breasts in public are joining together to sue a Missouri city council over a new indecent exposure law that protesters say illegally limits the rights of free expression and maybe even breastfeeding moms.

Free The Nipple